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Sadly, the last "fairly normal looking" part as alephzero said withered as well, so I've missed the chance to take a cutting.

The soil it's planted in right now looks very, very wet and as I read, lavender doesn't like that.

— Jun 7 at 11:22• Wow, thank you so much! Do NOT put gravel or any other substance in the bottom of the pot: this causes a perched water table, which makes drainage worse not better yes, this is counter-intuitive, but.

Water the pot when the pot is light when you pick it up.

Making statements based on opinion; back them up with references or personal experience.

And, at last, maybe what I should've started with: is there hope at all? Thanks in advance for any tips! I'll follow your plan and hope for the best! You are correct that lavenders don't like wet feet, and I think you're also correct in that the over-drenched soil plus low light is causing the plant stress.

But I also know repotting can be quite stressful even for a healthy plant.

Day 3: Give the plant maybe an hour of direct sun morning light is probably best if you're in a hot climate Day 4: Two hours in direct sun Day 5: Three to four hours in direct sun Day 6: Six hours in direct sun Day 7 and ongoing: Direct sun as much as possible.

Provide details and share your research! I read that lavender likes a lot of sun, but also on some threads they advised against putting it directly in the sun after buying it from a store where it was kept in the dark, but rather give it time to adapt at put it in the shadow at first.

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The hardening off process can be tricky if you're working away from home; in that case, you might try placing the plant in the shadow line of a building or taller plant so that it gets shaded as the sun moves behind the obstruction.

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